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Why not try an a/b test? I bet that another color will test better...
by scottyallen 16y ago
Why not try an a/b test? I bet that another color will test better...
- happybuy 16y agoYes I could do that however the yellow is the primary color of the brand which would mean more than a simple change. I'd prefer to reduce the large expanse of yellow than change the primary brand color. I also have a queasy feeling a/b testing aesthetics especially when its a brand attribute which over time may become a strength as opposed to a current weakness. In other words I think for certain things, a/b testing starts to create homogenised results and sites.
- treeface 16y agoI think there's nothing wrong with the color as your brand logo, but perhaps think of making another color accent it nicely on your home page or making it a more subtle part of your color scheme. The way you have it set up on other pages is a nice compromise (even though I think it's still a bit too yellow): http://www.happybuy.com/product/Apple-iPad-MB292LLA-Tablet-16GB-Wifi/amazon/B002C7481G http://www.happybuy.com/product/Apple-iPad-MB292LLA-Tablet-1... I just want to reiterate: everything else on your site looks awesome (really awesome)..but that giant yellow block really hurts my eyes.